Sentence examples for component of games from inspiring English sources
For the first time in Nintendo's history, players will have to pay to access the online component of games starting this fall.
While I agree that the player is a major component of games (as Abe Stein recently posted to his blog, "A game not played is no game at all"), the argument that because games are played by the public they should be publicly curated doesn't necessarily follow for me, especially when the resultant list is so muddled.
Still among the top-10 grossing games on the App Store, Candy Crush Saga nails the viral component of game development.
The visual translation was highlighted as a significant component of game's success, appearing indistinguishable from an episode of the show and providing a consistent aesthetic that remained faithful to the series while being original to gaming.
He explained that the use of music in Halo is sparse because he believes that "[music] is best used in a game to quicken the emotional state of the player and it works best when used least," and that "[if] music is constantly playing it tends to become sonic wallpaper and loses its impact when it is needed to truly enhance some dramatic component of game play".
Parents were taught information in the parent education component of GAME but at baseline knowledge of milestone attainment affected levels of parental concern and GAS prediction accuracy.
The majority of essays look at game history from the outside in; some take deep dives into the histories of play and simulation to provide context for the development of electronic and digital games; others take on such technological components of games as code and audio.
What hooked Jamey Stegmaier, president of Stonemaier Games, was Ms. Hargrave's wonkish ability to strike a fine balance, using so many cards, between the two driving components of game design: mathematics and psychology, with the latter taking precedence.
By introducing game theory, the power allocation scenario can be corresponded with the three basic components of game theory as following.
While sneaking around is increasingly a component of action games, none of them do it with the finesse of Thief 2. (Eidos; $29.99; ages 17 and older).
